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Saturday. September 20, 1930. llgHBgBBeBBggggMaWMBBMMMM ;- CHURCH NEWS OF . .* . ^ . / ST. J.WIKS A. M H.Vl 11 ltd I i?7 Sunday \v:,.< ;i trlort--u iltry- for services. The Sun-lay. Achmvl opened at . ' 10.00 A.v M. Avith thy larere number <?f attendants still corsinjr in. The lesson was indi ed mode very interest injr hv the several teachers after which quite a . sph-udtd icvicw war. conduct ed hy Miss vKstelJc .Janercite. (Mir Pastor lb v. .1. Pi. tlixoti. J)rcat4ied""a heail";"-! soul <t;i liny so.' inOli 1'iom St. du'.ai. oil the subject ( Itli:-1 1 lie . ip not" 1 AV'CW -re ;- i;al 1) -ad ev ores ion to ha\ e- I Vol. 11ari < ! I * p '? : .-nl, and eTI .ioyo'l hi. add I t . - to tae 11 Uj. 11 -1. At S. o\ loch we received the'crown , itqt message ?t or tin; -day. ".At this time.. l?'ev. hivoit. preached from the llnd IspTTTe o? l .iul To 1 mi. :t; "Preach (hi- Word, he instant in ; ? ;> son and mil of season." Sub joe!. "Hihle " AJ 1 hi. i'i vice one pi t -i r r was added to the.-ehmi h.' . "i The .lllhilcc I dbir i: nrd, nip ~ifbjfrytr ploicte Willi .Mr. laihel 1 I lija I n-. h aiFi'-r. * Tl-.d I 'll l-,\ Mr. Niutv. HyiTT .. !lliIy'.ilU-tyrcnip Meet-pi-cy io J.]ic: T'ldini -? [rind" .iii.l I a in?Llm?wa> ' ?Wi-iv en? joyed hy all-y? ? t.'nite a 'at-'o-o nnndii-i- of \ is it i?rWel'e' pre. rlit. A lilolij; t liolll . Wei* jr ' The ('?ii nnvfnity Siigross of w!iiei.i .. Miss Wijlie . J'i. 11i %;on is Flic sjiianis' They sanp sev? it* 1 beautiful 'selections w11ieli we enjoyt'd ami \V" as'': 4 thitu to room a train, as- visitors and li ieiidu are always w elcome. I lie reviv-i I i.) in!that is Iriim :?i uiiilm t .1 at?i tie :dio .. m1?el ehnreli ts provnTifTo tn~ quite a success'. in every iTTatiMer. .Tile * pit avhii'ip In. the KvunTeli: t. loA-.-W Is Wl.i-tVi-' , worthy <> 1 praise. It lb- 1M*. 11 a nun) her <?1 .Years. s lure. I ii i. chart il was vO stirred t)\ meet ' 1 ' ? . bitiim:him baptist - ^iintrn, _.j ?' ^ ii" ^~ "jtf'ipi ibjntrndent and teachers 'Sunday-i nun iiiliu' al 111 o'clock;- al't'tw discus-! siuil id' lie- Sunday Srhm I lesnm. remarks wi-rc made liy the pallor. r? ireV.^ar.'ili H.. d-hiiiili I'l'i'Mi'lii'd twnnoble ?sermons Simda.y morning- and Sunday nipTit. Text found in Acts ln::u and John 1 r>: 1 -2 respectively. Sulijccts: "The (lent dc . received tie {lifts of the. 11nl\- (ihost," and "Spirit nil I Itil.-it itpmship " Tli<? Jloly ..Spirit was prevent bet.li morninu- and eveniiuv and \ve, ten. felt that it was e'ti'.mI I'er us t<i- he there. ' , It. V. I'. Y. was at- the usual hour and a. hosU.?if.. old people as well as y uiiii n" greeted the president and j1 rou p captains. .A lar'tfe crowd of vi. iters were present to witness the excellent' proeTaiu which was rendered by :?.> i (itips NoT" 1 and .2.Tlu??proi'lam wiis..;ik follows: . . t^narlct, Master Itphert t'ullic-rt, Thomas l'obiuson, .lames Sims, and" Tin ?uler,. Smith. A debate": -Subject: Which has t he urcalcr influence over ii yuutip; ('lirisl urn's hie, "l|rictlity or l'!n\ ireiimeiity Atlirmative: Miss Kthel U illiaIlls, -.M.i:. Malachi fluttu,. Negative: Mrss. I'riseilla Tucker, lira. KtT Mayes;- {Fhe?iioinfs were 1S-20. ? respectively. ^ - ? . Tin- Missieonary Society was riiy hJK elder! a ined at the residence ol_ Sister Mary Hill tin last Thursday oYeriinpr, the'"society reecivod' a letter ? e>f {?reel incs an'tl an ' excellent donation from Miss Annie .Harris el* Water Towlt. (Viijnectiinih, .Many c were _ ' - present1 and a tlelieituis menu was. , served hy the hostess. .? . \Y<- fid |lt hale. Mi--.s II. .W.i-.hr * ? int'toii. hack with us apaiir after he away ittl' quite <1. WlHll*; 1i v I.Hill i 111'4 Vii?'111;i. will coruluet our--ro-vu al?whieh . will' luqvui Sunday," Se|?tenilier''-:!lst. All of our fi'ie.nds :na; eoi'dially invited to uttend.. . " " ' ? ?1?- Hew. Sarah II. Smith, Pastor ? ' 4, lTeeilla Tucker, Secretary and - Reporter. "Tin 1.1.IS Wll I'lATI.V liKANCH V?..A\ . t;. A. NO IDS Tlu*: first Tall ineotintr of the committee of management will 1>q heldat 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon i_n the. living room of the Phyllis Wheatly Hraneli wHh Mrs. D. V. 'Wallace, roll, tile Hi-nn.li </?i.i>i'.4 ?i-e i . - .'UUV.I 11 let I .M iss Fay "Hudgens, general see votary I will-l?e present at this-meeting. > Kight (?n\l Reserves .from the. Camp ^ Fivy 'Girls Club aiy. engaged in a I'op?: ula r it y?C-on te sL,spniic**r ed?Ijv .? AI iss Katie.S. Knox, which will terminate 4 _ v ?at. Be.l hlehepi (.lunch.'. f.yon?strHol Mrs. Catherin,. Sahattie r.nwson, a charming' and interesting story-teller, will entertain the children under twelv,, years of age Tuesday aftorrtooii at f> o'clock' on the veranda of The famous I;inehergor Band, composed 'of Rev. Fred F-. I.ineberger. known as the "placing* parson," and ?-hi* fafldly will grve a concert for the benefit of the V. \V. .('. A. about the .?niidtll,. -of October. *' It- The regular inuiitlily iihtIiiiu' of ^t^TTthe W. T. IK ' was held at the Branch hoii c T i il:i\ afternoon at r? o'clock. .Mr-. .Folia \\. Talley, the ?Lftranrh"i)brfrfrhh rrfrft i're-rdpjrt of the l|. C. T. and r.ervV-d ^fcidioluu* icar ciiiu.-ieu Mrs. Celb? FA. Hton in whose honor on.e of. our is named way given an ova-', iThX "V;' IV"''n' 1 IK- tlfltt Ht- A , itf"" ' ' fcftSANATOKUM " fcjfcft^'.i. W. k^bci;s of ? y SOUTH fCAROLTN Ay Storm Curtains fund. ' : ' Wo-wish-to UA|)i'i'.^ OUI' thilhks and appreciation to the Women's Co-opei-Stive Club for the?excellent proI gram they rendered Sept. 12. We were made to feel that though we are here, we are not forgotten , by | everybody. There is some one some where.-thinking?about us, and still praying- for us. They also gave us a liberal gift of $1.50; $1.00 to the curiam funds and 50 cents for |ruit. I We haven't words to thank our dear friends for what they have done and are still doing. . God bless^the cheev| fill giver.' ? IIMOR- >11SS1ONAHY GIRLS OF SI :< ON f> < M.N' A It Y GIVKS SIH t'ltlSK roll I'HKSIDKNT. fin. 1-u t Tuesday. F.veiling, the Jun Missionary of Second Calvary, [ gave' a sin-prise party lor Miss Ottie |- ' 1 rceii. W TT ? t Hiring the evening the guests were :ilerUtined with radio music. Many tames Were played to makefile even Mig pleasant. "? Miss Given who has boon .*? I'lif worker :is President wns; |mi>u?nt. d a lntei'-enec as -i lolan oftove" and appreciation for her service. I ho guests wnieh numbered about j ! Iiirl.v wore served ice cream pud cake Miss (irccii, fHH forf Hester Sehooh Thursday, where she is a teacher in the h'inley_Seho(d. '1 he Junior Missionary wish her a success lu 1 school term. sn\i?v CUOVK HAi'T. cm itrn Masl fSpeHcer, "N. .'Miiiilav was a. beautiful clay ut'ter ?<> have taken advantage of it by coining to church. I'as tor. Uev. J. S. Daniels, jiist baek_ roni his vacation, favr a sjilentlid sermon. It was very sjirrin^. Sunday School opened at 1 P. M.. -with?call to worship by Mrs. Mary K, Watson. - -V . -1 .15. P. L'.--In absence uf the I'r.-s; i !il. .Mr. (). It. llolt. Mrs. Kli/.a was the acting president. Singing a as lendeied by the Baby Choir tindor the direction' of Mrs. Daniels who was very glad to meet her hapf>_y f ehiUl'vn "after her vacation. She I loves their smiling faces. . ami IVi; sr I>an: ds, ? { i? ?t?tl I home I-baddy eveihig?ut-culupJMi'.-il-1 v little Sarah Mac IluJt' ,from Haitian u\, Mil. . Tlu-y also spent some time sight .seeing in Riehmmul and i Washington. . .Mrs. Mary K. Watson, IFattic Jamison. Mrs; I,conu Toirnee, returned homo' Saturday from Atlantic City We were very glad to havy them back in the sej-vices. They seem to be" the shining lights as members of the eimir. .1 ... _* 1 am sure the SenioT Choir is glad Mrs. Gertrude It. Drayne, the orgaitr ist lias taken her regular place, lyve?. ry 11111 enjoys lier music, I.ittle Miss Sallie Jane Sherman and Thcjnia Sherman and the scribe have returned"' home from Gastorua \\ where we spent a very nice ttme. Mrs; Florence Holt and littlrr daughter, Rosa Mae Hoi 17 have reiturneil .front Philadelphia where they pf**'nt*.jl IV w tveeUs.' ' " .Mrs. Kva Sims. left last Thursday lor. Washington w here she will'mak'e her jiernunient home. Mrs. Carrie . Gyjiey_iuul little neice will. ,!e;ive Wednesday evening for , Washington, .!). accompanied by ti;.... \ i i. ' ,->.ii in- .1 ii'i v hi i v i aige, iM r.s. 'I.aney will make Washington her Inane. -Mr. R. Simpson. from Flint. Mioh. pent a frwv hours Thursday as the hiMiie iit' Rev. and Mrs. J ."S. Daniels AJ.iss ()t.is Kelly daughter of Mr. ~T.~ W. Kelly, will leave Wednesday - fi'i-. New York. ' r We are sorry to . rport that Mrs. Na-nvy Smith is still ill not much improvement: . . Mrs. hizxie R-ohbins and Miss Josephine Campbell are also on the sick list. Mrs. Robl>ins was missed greatly from church Sunday. .. Miss -Ktta Weise and little Thad Clement < have returned, -from their -vfteat itm at Washington trnd PhikuleL .phia. She will enter Livingstone College. ^ Rev. and Mrs.'Daniels .and'little Sarah Mae Ruff were the dinner irnests at the home of \1?-? Mn?V their return. Washington.-.Friday 'evening after Rev. and- Mrs.. _ Daniels and little i Sarah "Mac wcTv"' dtllntT gilfsW'flt it lie spurious hohie of Mr. aful Mrs. .7. T,.~; l.ittlejohn, Sunday. When they were ready to leave Mrs. l.ittlejohn presented Mrs. Daniels linen table spread.. Mrs. Littlejolfn .serve as night ngrse at the Salisbury Hospital in the discnee of Mrs. '('aiTic DeT.aney. Mr. J. D. Lewis gave an enter v fiiinment Friday night in interest of hi* elu^>7 ; TIIK I'ACOLKT KIVKR SLNDAY -Sf'IIOOL- CONVKNT1DN By" Prof. hT. P. TfaWtJey ' t . , This " Sum I a y School Convention held nuptial Church, six miles Fast of JonrsviHe, Sept. Li-14. The Hev. A, bA7 ^TcKissick 7s oastOT" nf the church i Pmdo-v worrnnp: after leiyent xlcvot ions in winch the yourifc' pcopis were not only -enthusiastic participators, hut worelenders, a very-stronpr, | most illuminating: introductory ser' iuuii was preached by the He v. P. J. .Iftor.?Ihis_ was promptly followed hv enrollment, which sljpwed that a few of the schools had not sent deleRut it did show, however, the pt^senee' of a large number, ol i " " THE PALM preachers, licentiates nn'l Sunday " School workers. The reports of th< treasurer and executive b.'nrd haviiu been made and the masterly, addict Trf ttTT? president, having. been heard 'organization was effected by" the re . election of the following; President | Unv. A, A. ideU i? i inl?, \ ice . I 'an uli.i.t i Rev.-II. B. Worthy; Recording Sec re tary. Miss Nannie M. I.ee; Treasurer R. R. Thomas, Corresponding Score tary, Prof." E. D. GafTney. I'nusuaU; I 'strong and inspiring addresses . \vcr then made by Miss Rosa Loner ah? Miss Ruth Murph. each, of whor ^-spoke on "Leadership in Panda School work." At night nr. ir.-true tive Doctrinal sermon was preaohei by. the Rev. E. P.-Moore. Y Saturday morning session \va wholly given to busineaa.__Eefoj c. fid ... journment for?dinner, howwy-wv?Ur 1 convent ioon was highly fa vied wifj Ya profoundly instruetive addrc lc R. Wilson of ('ohiinliia, \\h>> ,e.|o- <>i our District "^yii ssionary,. Prof-. .Tuin "God's Ownership and man's stew ardship." -It should he st a ted, and t . .ought ho?ko'Swri,?(4w4??NVrfrrrt has rendered more service and d<>m more lasting good than ul| the mi sionaries put together ""Unit hitv? "eolile to lis. f+r?is no "mere?mmiw hunter" but he is a'"walking ency clopedia of general informalinn am "V ready to serve when ami ,\ylien service is required. 11iotlicial visit: in ojur midst is e\er regarded a- t I pleas,'.livable eVi.mL. ?A 1ready?Iuj?Uu. conducted thief-; liiNe Institutes with . in our Associatiohal ticld. ' I'lans ;m no)V iif the making toi have liini' con duet the fourth one this fall. Tn tiig; afteinooTj, a literal;), pro grain wa- s rede red. At this copvon has-' in its nionbership nut a lev young people of UMUS-ual mimical am literary .ability, this program was in ' deed ah excellent one. especially ~ " were the pails rendered TV\ Air AI ljui-vca-McKissick, Miss Carrie I'avi> ami Miss Beatrice "Means'. _ At night-, the Bev. A. I >. Duncan the'moderator of the Associat ion," do - livered the 'T.ducaxional jseriimib with all tFie power -am oar-iiost jies that ever characterise his pnt?1 i14_j.1t - -4er:m4es. ?; ' " SIM) AY The people in large mini her: came from miles' and miles around There was a great "Sunday ScIumi concert" yery ahly conducted, by Mis Pinkie P-arr of, Union, after whirl - the missionary sermon was?prcachoi ?by the Hcv. \W B-?Helirdmi nivd ~T the Jil'terncpn, by. R-ev. 11.-11, Worthy the closing sermon was .preached thua. closing one of the-best?session, of the forty-seven years of 'the'eon - volition?existence. LEX INr, TO X XEJYii i_ \\~o are very glad Co say that Son day, September the 1-1. lP-'5u was .an othe^high day at .Mt. /ion A.M. K Church. Sunday School . -opened al ! the usual hour with otlice.rs at thch j post-of duty. After tin* openim? o\" -Lwrciaes teachers oproceeded to theii I classe? taught by Sister Martha' Cor j ley and Mary Corley. Interest iny re. ' inarks by the pastor. Rev. S. J. John sop, and also, a visitor, .Sister I.dt I it i St rot ho r from Bethel A. M. Iv Church, 1 At l!i o'eloock our?past01?ui.nmlei! the rostrum and preached-an..interest in^ sermon. " ?' *C~ I At H o'clock p. m? Rev. (rillhrnr o) Mt. Olive <T. M. K. Church it^m+nted the rostrum and preached a' real si nil stirt'intf sermon? Avhich made- otu hearts burn. r-Wtr u'i'i u "Kind to have i\l^. F. St rot hers with ps'.d urine; the day. llONNKAi: M AN S' 7 \ ' The Revival Meeting enninirted :? St. Betel's A. M. K. Chutcl^ by lie* . * ~wm~ r. .M uri'ny; ?rr ittrr-ST ' C., last" week was quite a Miree. ; . fhrouuh Kev. Murrti.t - labor wiUi the I eoi)|)i I a 11 'IIUh' iThfo -1'a. LAI'. hii-11\ ami friends, find with tin- Holy Spin" froiii on lii^b -cUfht persons were bap I>ily converted. The bil'iej'rs. a-dad a Week longer. AVe regretted it very much that Uev*. ahtriay could nut he with us until tlu* Vmal niyhf. but uv iH'O hoping to have bun airain scan. Quite a miin.hr of the "white friend we're out to witness tlu; meet iinr.. Sunday was quite a sueeeVs spiritually and tinaneially. At U'oYloed '~1*Mder T.J.Miles propelled a soul ir Jng?serrnon at St. <TVteis. Quite a large and appreciative' audience wil heSsed this sermon. At the usual time the doors of tjie ehiue.h wereO jknit'd <iihi iour persons accepted the invitation. Collection lor day and night at St. Peters ?2Sj">0. _ At '11:110 another soul stirrintr sermon was delivered l?y the Elder ui - Mty?Cot'iiul.?Collect tote at sic, -X o-e-in el for the- day ? IM"".. We . weTo - thank fit!?to God?Hrrrt?t+rr?presiding elder, could go away with a smile on his face and Ids, assessment of s.'iti.on in his pocket." Bro. .1. Smith a very failhfjnl ;ot'i'i.-. cer of St. Peters Church is very Mt. Carmel we hope for them n speedy recovery.-8 rrr*? '' Rev. J. 11. Grant Pastor of St. Stephen- M. K. Circuit and ;-??nic of 1 iofficers and members were with m on last Sunday night. Rev. Grant - picaclied a utiliti' senium. - ESTILL NEWS ? . C%. 1 ^ -j?- -tntmrwy- rra?? a pleusilnt <T:\C" T;CT7 I Service waf; held in its uftnal vfftv-'a j "the Frst Biptist Churc h. Hc v. TllolVwT prt5_tMo pastor rmrt prefH4?otl_ uu jjrqt .scjrnron. trom.ono of lta.nl1,> 1 rt tors. The spirit ran hiprh. Pro! tii.'idner taught the Sundas School ' which was well handled? The Hampton Cnphty Trainini } School will open its doors to the -pub pfete chnng0 in mode and manlier o the working of its curriefllunu. -?rin , cipal II. K. Collier, originally of Or angeburg county, is at th ahead' o v - ... " * _ >.?. . A i - ? 3 . ,-jthis how ad ih in! strati on, and patrons ; | antl" ntlieiah? nf the?county^ seem to r he catching the spirit of th0' new ad<' ministration, and feci that many"gOod j ' tilings will he*accinnplished here;? .! .T'.ouiing with this change is the ^ Sinitii-H ughos Vocational, agricultui ;il win l>rr-i I'rinriiiiil C.nlliet br-mrw mailing his field survey among the v 1 armors of this section. We note "the xMose of one or two r 'prominent Saw Mills last week? We p-' are in hopes that it is temporary for j many will he out of employment. When in Estill see Prof. Gardner for ei.-'h (las'? cleaning and pressing. . Tailored clothing of all kind made to j i rii r. For hot moats, .fafiey grocery .see Mrs. E. Gracen. For lodging and g hoard see Mrs. Morgan. - Our tourists from this section are (i Lit inoperation. six passengers left [, Mundue night north. bound. 7^ m. I ul.e A. ?\1. l\. l hurch has just ! el.i-i-d a Vreat revival. Rev. Papers 7 c( iHliict to! his . own meeting Fhinday. W !....I - I. nun u uwpe crowu. At 11:00 a. t ni. tin* pastor preached. At '3:Uo p. i? ; T.. Cilyurd. ' $73.01 was collected. . i Miss Allen' Washington and Mrs. . Annie I;. Blunt were the guests -of r?Kuv. Capers :? --?? H 1 II.I.MAN NI'.WS | 1, In Id at. St. .IMni?A M. E. Church, * :'11(:il:tv. Sepr.-- EE?1PMO. . Our I'resid- 1 -?!! . ' I'Miinl'. lb'.. Dr. WllhuVh pleached j a soul stirring senium. lie took for -i?Lu nli :iil?" \11111111;1111 I.il'i- " His ie.\t . \\ as. the 1 oth chapter and 10th ; verse of St. John * "The thief Cometh not hut to?steal and to kiH and to "..destroy. 1 am come thUt they might jf'ihave life and that they might have u' more abundantly." Everybody was 1'1111i ' t?? I eel glad while he preachfil ??vi ..n.li.i I'nl?sermon.?Wu?were s.iii.rV*' that .Mrs.*IC: M\ S. Ball is il! ' and did not attendWith us on Slliiday hilt hi' is heTt'or! " ' 7" fi We nnmmr looking forward to the Annual Cent'-re ncoi and?is hoping to ' si'n'd our pastor. "We are hoping that lie w ill he sent hack to us: ~ ~j: Mrs. AltiePtha Eady?I'arson and i Mr. I'arsoy 'from Xebulin, N'. C. visis 1 l ed ; us. - - - -- ... . _ ' * |-.j Every body was glad to see Mrs. I 1'arson as she was hack home. They s spent Monday with her Sister, Mtt. ^ ' T. II* Mii^en/.ie at Tillman, S. C. | Sue -uii-T tl^At she ate so much g?->?wi . c.-uld* fly back to Zcbulin.-, We hope j them?tt? safe- return trip. SI'.MVER NEWS I nion Station A. M. E. Church morning noing a T>usy one A' '.1 t.'io the pastor Rev. M. l*\ Robin. son, entered his pulpit and Spoke from t li** subject "A v ise choice" , This was indeed a wonderful message I it w.is. enjoyed by a large nton.lance i- <>f nit-.ni hers and friends. After - preaching the rally calne off ytlvich was a success.. At I ::*0 .Miss' Addie Willinrtis -a - faithful. iite'inhei'"of lintun Station was, i'u ritualized Rev. M? F. Robin". oil officiated as si. 'el' by R-v. I. \V. * dcneivlfe .and Rev.- (>aiii'->! . The, r.-vival meting con.lucti d by ' lie-.. Ji. ji'. Rut ler was a u'u :-l s.e-. cess. ft* the oulwuid expressions . thatiy s< IS were touched. He is opo I of tTie outstanding ministers of lus . dcinitnitial.iuLU. \V.e_ shall earnestly L .nmv fin- lo< " i oiw.il ? > v.:. , ...... ; IIIHIIVIVW 1)1 III.* . .* I i? I?1 of it*. Mr. . I- ?M it (ialc who sutlVied a jiiain iiifkii- a tow weeks agois much ~Ti7Vp;o\ ? t! at I his writing. Tin- wedding of "Tom Thumb and Lillio i'ulian given by Mrs. M. F. Kob mi." <iri~"assisted by Mrs. Marie Hodge wa: very interesting. All the.child-, n il performed we'll. Little Elizabeth * 'S.i-':: - !*i'<.ni Hololta. S. Crr'Wff-C-ttfg- " I?fi::?.* and Calmer Martin was the : room. " _LL. .La:.da\ :-, lu...l and the A. C. L. " ;l'e in i'nli hh.uiii tile public is ill?it' i! ti> iiif diiwn and see what we are doing. ?. - I he Willing: ; Workers Club under tin- h-adci-shin of Mrs.M. F_ Robin on j> -till alive and has done great u lit!;. 'I he im-uii light picnic at Rulull's giVen by tin \ iolvt Social Club was (.'.lite . a : lieceSS. , , .Watch I'nioii she is growing fast' ICA STOVER The farmers are taking advantage of tip. line weather in gathering cotton. Rev. .1. \V. Jenkins is still on the sick list. We hope that he will soon - recover.- Mr. Tind Mts. F.' Wr Lykes llieir (driTdriti-r-Jmtnita and J. W., wh'o vfH' nt -si \ Week s will, t lw.il......... t M . ? n VW I <i *.? lit, ~ Rosa I., (lantt... Mr.- Felton, Supervisor of Negro -chonls was a visitor here last week . itl_ interest of the new_ briek school frith ling being erected here for the r.doj*iU nehnle. i_ ..?I rot' Craig, principal of the white i :. li sellout- accompanied Mr. Felton ?:<> M'. Won Raptist Church, where I Mr. Felton delivered nil interesting ; ildress to a large body of parents and friends on the education of Neei'o hoys and girls and How Mr. Ros ene nhl I; appiiiMTiatlruf fmulK 111 iflv'c 'hi [n V comfortable school buildings. , The parents and friends here are p-mbing to the front for completion ar.iT Vipiipment of the new Tnulding. t Throe, school haVe been consolidattr > d rmd more teachers- added. Privf. ^ F.i'-^ene 'Barnwell is principal of our - H-'h school and he certainly has his srlu.oT worlT'pF 'WAtt <Tnfl t*dmiigI. in ich in this community for the -Alplift of Christian education. jj A splendid plan was put over- in " ST?. Philip-. A. M. K. Cfiurch, a play -i "Tito lVvil in the Olitit-ch," which was f quite a success. Mrs. Serena I.ykes of ''Swansea : spent the week end with her daughtf er, Mrs. Garrtt. ' | ' ;-* V ' .V Rev. N. A. Rice visited his wife's people here and while in town delivered a strong sermon in St. Phillip's A. M. E. ChHirch. He also was greettd by many nf Jiis old. fri.end-L. J Rev. J. ,P. Washington,, of Dillon, conducted Rev. Gantt's revival meet'.mm. The inclement weather wnt 1 against the nicotine- jmt Rev, Wnvh. I ington. preached some soul reviving I sermons .and the church was revived.. , Two were added to the church during ! the meeting. I Rev. J. W. Williams pastor-*rf the Wateree Circuit preached a -wonderful sermon during the revival meeting. . \ . Mrs. Alsina EHison and her little daughter Mozoelle who spent several months with Rev. and Mrs. Win. Ga'ntt have returned to their honje in Columbia. ' ' I * : ' R ETI1J-:I. A. M. E. CIU'RCII NEWSRev. W." I. Gore, the very titer get jc j pa."tor was at his post' Sunday After the u.-rral de'vutomsThe pa: tor seterfced as a text St. Matt.. 1 'i: 1.1; . uhiect, "The Impossible Thing." Jlc preached a very iir tructve an ifisnir nit-* oi'hion. 1 he.doors ol the church, were opened. Three were received Hiti? the ehnrch: iiamelv Messrs Ale-X ander M4jt.1v, Haul \ iekerson, an 1 Kunsevfit II < 1 > t n 1 i iT j*- w a y. Remarks-?by Mrs. \V. B~ Lfvistci' in lu-hall' of Missionary. *1 lie I uneral. .nf linle Me-^- i-'i-miu'iT ,\lc< Mieen was had during Sunday School hour. ?tin:?usual hour nitrht servic hegau.. The." pastor ascended ttie ro>. triiiu after the.preliminaries he select i?d his text from Rev. ??; 17; subject, I A Great Day.and a Great Question.' He preached a soul stirring sermon Two joiners Were received; namely M i;-;?Cora?Scott?m+4?.M i>>?Gwynu Gregg. ^ ;?-f r~' T? Rev. Win. Hawkins was tlSfi ptilpu guest of Rev. Gore. _ Rev. Gore will start his revival Tuesday night assisted by ReV. Vincent King of Columbia. S. <'. All are invited to attend ' the_tm*eting7Iir M-vv-K?d?Mr'sr Win. Thomas worshipped with us Sunday "A. M. ; Messrs George .Wilson, Virgjv Mi?ii motored 'to Georgetown, .Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greene and family and friend motored to the city fobspefidTtie day with relatives. We" were glad to have .them Mis* Precious Monro left today for Lung. s. c. tnTiegin Tilt school 1 teiyn?1 [ We wish for her along with the rest j I'of the faculty a successful-year: \ Mr. Clarence Hem mingwny left Monday for Hampton Institute;. Va. where he w,ill enter for his college career. We! wish for him a successful term, ?? -1'-SANTl'C NOTES -Alphonso Muhnson Entertained In West Virginia. Mr. David Alphonso .Johnson who has spent the summer in Weirton, W. Viarfcipia, arrived Saturday -ev-| filing- reporting: a pleasant and *suceessful stay, Whije away he .had the J pleasure "of visiting: many^cities iii ] Pennsylvania and other parts of \\, Virginia. He wishes to thank Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cleveland and Mrs. Mary Booker for splendid reception in his honor at the home a>f Mr. and MfsTCh'Velamk a few days pmotno-Ui^ -leaving West Virginia. Oply a few guests were invited and the afternoon was happily spent. He now begins his settlor year' at Sims High The following students have enrolled at Sims High: - Messrs. Brawley (Jist, Julius Black, J. W. Robinson. Alphonso and Cleophas Johnson, and! Misses Hattit. Hamilton. Lou Ell Gil-j iam. F.dmoilia and Genett Gist. Ine.-.; Jennmw -nnfC .T<VK??A?? TI.OO'I. are in McBeth Grammar Schol: Miss-t Sadie Thomas and Mayme Gene Gam ; hie. and?Mnotev I-iyUes Gumblot Jr/1 All hope for them a successful term. Rev. I.. D. Gamble is ott this week ( W. .V. Jeter. ; JRMO NEW? The. revival meeting1, at . St. Peters Baptist (yiuireh prrrted Friday night. The meeting seems to have done much good. The Rev. Cunningham "preached a wonderful sermon Sunday .which was enjoyed by all. - HaVbison Institute opened Tuesda, September 9th with a creditable enrollment. The class work is now in progress and new and old students, are arriving daily. Little Miss Mattie B. Foster left last week for Chester to enter Brainerd Institute. At.. D?..V - Tt* :rt 1 UUIHH'H'II --HHI 1l-frf--- < M V> IIVIU'S* Wifmsboro, visited Mr, .Pep Boozer j last week, ' ??11 ??| Mr . Morris. Young has returned from Greensboro, N, C.; where he spent a pleasant summer. Mr. Thomas'"Hardy oof Baltimore, spending a few days with his parents. He will leave soon Tor 'Hampton Institute v?here he is a member of the' Junior College 'elass, Mpr ami Mrs. Frank Lprick and family have returned home tafter spending- the summer" in Philadelphia. They we're accompanied by -Jdadr -_.daa?*h ter and grandchildren^ Mrs. W. P. Moone, Walter Jr., and Fount nine. Mr. Ed Henry Allen of Buffalo, Nr. Y.. is spending a few days wittv his parents. lirfoTe leaving for Meharrv Medical College, where he is a stu,dent,?? ' ?? Mrs.?Idella Boozer, who has been sick for (ptitv a while is Vomewhat . ^.-this writing:, Rev W.'TT HurgeAs is sUll.fflr ttw sick list. ..... When it's \ybist and checker^, as well as other social games. Cynic to Irtno, where a number of Strong play* era will pntifrtnirt von. It is hard to win under Hirajn Lorick, Fred Boozft y* Po vtnnv HI o ttavo * *L ^ I O , H?rtvV lilt III Ji [ you e ?v. _\ V PAGK FIVE > Miss Eloise R. Boozer i.4 ill at this writing. -', Rev. ThomrrR Bowman aiuT fanilly , accompanied by Mrs. A. M. llollo| way of New York, spent last Kmatavin .Chapin attending revivalinn i hie:s. 1 ' GAIMinilM MI1WII -Wf aii' still bavin1-' "wi ",. 'H?\vr-\\- : thei- for harvest in jr. Services at Red Hill Bapt'st Oninh ' were largely attended Sunday. Nine t converts were immersed. Rev > ? ,p t Shiver preached a very helpf.il -er-' . ^ mo n.. [ Rev. .R. \Y. Jenkifli i - still vl iy-ill.' ; The members of Red liil! are proving that if'it's God wii that he may soon recover. | Mrs. EphnL_Sims, form of h'-'t children and her andcc. -F "e Rut doljdi,"- ~~ are vieitine riHutivi- ond hi.-ml m N'imv trl., V. 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Office (?l i-uli ttVt- v - * 11 ii.r? \Vuhliingt .n I lan-pUiii I'ho/e I'In>i.u" 7> t ' 4. -?? IMt ' ' ' ' ' ? lilt. J. U. M l A 11 1' . ( fl'ice 11tuirs: r.-TTj PuXeP , 11:110 lu 1.00 IV M. II.V-. (>:00 to 8.00 r. M u:1k-.' :;7of. Office: .. lie; hie nee 20.10-Taylor St., 111. Pine Si. ' Office Hours:____ J'hones Hi A. M. U, 2 P. M. Kis VS77) i 0. V. M,.Vo *; I'. M? PIT.. e 4V.J 7 , DR. W. I). ( liii|)[)t-11 Physician and Siuycifu Uiyea-ns of W. nu n ai ,i .1: t a A Spcyially Office: lles-nlence: 1024 '/a Assembly' St. 11101 Pine St . ? Culmnilia, S. t-. -J.Orfice Phnlie S10T I.Y-. r^lioiu- rTTVTS N. J. I'ltr.DHUU'tt"* A lien hL,A_-al 'I.aw ami Nolarji.. I'ulilic I'll AtTIC1'! IN Al l, t t>1 UTS ? tit?In Mini liVilwriil I j 1*1 Washington St... (*olui,il?t/.l...!S. Notary I'nhlie and ?*'-r.!rr in real estftte and sale of lots in, I PINTMlIDGE? CliiMKTKRV !V?u1 t-i folly located on paved read kbove < m i -College Phrr?. ~ ~[ T -??? 1 1109ty Washington Street